Sentence examples for simulation and so from inspiring English sources

DMD is an instance of discrete event simulation and so is difficult to scale: even in this multi-core era, all reported DMD codes are serial.

It is also possible to timestep both fields simultaneously (e.g. doing one timestep of one simulation then one timestep of another simulation, and so on, but this requires you to call much lower-level functions like (meep-fields-step fields).

Cost projections based on 150,000 stranded passengers at £100/night over 8 nights = £15m/nightIt is a stirring charge sheet: an EU agency has ordered the closure of Europe's skies after a single computer simulation and so airlines may have to pay to put up 150,000 stranded passengers for more than a week thanks to EU regulations, at astonishing cost.

These would be expensive to model as part of the macro physical simulation, and so simplified models that provide good audio results are sought.

This is insufficient for metabolic model simulation and, so, corresponding organism-specific metabolites had to be identified [ 32].

In this context we also point out that a PBN formulation can be used to exactly obtain the translation rate for a given initiation rate (without simulation), and so can be used more effectively in the iterative process, than simulation.

In this paper, an overview of the development of CRDE is given from several aspects: basic concepts, applications, experimental studies, numerical simulations, and so on.

Other materials are case descriptions on the website, games, simulations and so on.

The bull market that followed established a new way of doing business that benefited from short-term fads and "silver-bullet" product cycles: tax shelters, 401(k) plans, 529 college funds, target-date funds, Monte Carlo simulations, and so on.

We were initially surprised by the results of our simulations, and so verified the behaviour of the mechanism by manually running the algorithm for a smaller number of users and virtual machines, on a spreadsheet model.

Note that when neural networks are applied to practical problems such as image processing, pattern recognition, artificial intelligence, computer simulations, and so on, discrete versions of models are needed, since the information is discrete in nature and processing procedures occur in discrete steps.